Sentence examples for sort of foolish from inspiring English sources

I have always been an enthusiast, and sort of foolish about the music I love.

Known as a tough, hands-on manager, Dimon was supposed to avert the sort of foolish risks that tempted so many of his peers.

When the facts are horrible, he argues, the best P.R. fix may simply be to absorb the pounding and get back to business, while eschewing the sort of foolish communications gimmicks that can make things worse.

With two of our close friends and no children between us, we felt sort of foolish coming to a corn maze for the first time as adults.

After All the Real Girls, it was sort of foolish of me, but I expected Danny to become a huge star.

Trendy sparkle studded belts and white printed belts are okay, but in general, they look sort of foolish except with the right clothes.

"It is tremendously fine of you," she encouraged him, before warning him what to expect: "People are sure to say all sorts of foolish things.

It has always seemed kind of foolish to me.

"One thing I have learned is that I can't predict myself too well any prediction would be sort of arrogant and foolish on my part about what I'll do in the future," he says.

Wilson's misconceptions sprang as much from idealism as from reason — the same sort of idealism that today leads to foolish dreams about softening Islamic extremists with understanding and love.

Universities could still showcase various teams in some sort of minor league, but it seems foolish to continue the myth that a college education has anything to do with big-time college sports.